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Thousands of jobs in WA pipeline

NATIONAL Skills Week chairman Brian Wexham has predicted Western Australia’s mining and resource sector will need 40,000 more workers by mid-2023 to plug the ongoing labour shortage.

 WA needs more workers in mining

WA needs more workers in mining

While the state's miners account for about 10% of gross domestic produce and lead the world in iron ore and lithium production, Wexham said a near and medium-term labour shortage was looming that could...

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